Isla Tortuga

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Isla Tortuga is a small volcanic island in the Gulf of California, Mexico, known for its rugged terrain, rich marine biodiversity, and importance as a protected wildlife habitat.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf island
belongsTo Mexican protected natural areas network NERFINISHED
climate arid climate
country Mexico
geologicalOrigin volcanic activity
hasBiodiversity rich marine biodiversity
hasEcosystem desert island ecosystem
marine ecosystem
hasFeature lava fields
rocky coastline
volcanic cone
hasGeology basaltic rocks
hasTerrain rugged terrain
humanUse regulated ecotourism
scientific research
islandType uninhabited island
knownFor diving and snorkeling in surrounding waters
marine mammal presence
sea turtle habitat
seabird nesting sites
sport fishing in surrounding waters
locatedIn Baja California Sur NERFINISHED
Gulf of California NERFINISHED
northwestern Mexico NERFINISHED
nameLanguage Spanish
nameMeaning Turtle Island in English
partOf Pacific Ocean
population 0 permanent inhabitants
protectedStatus ecological reserve
protected wildlife habitat
surroundedBy Sea of Cortez waters
vegetation sparse desert vegetation

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